The equinoxes and early humans

How on earth can this be so important? You really do need to pursue this question. If you do pursue it, there will be moments when you find yourself inside the Pyramid of Giza, and moments when you become one of the locals who built Göbekli Tepe. Because the magic of this question draws you in the more you ask it. Just as it can influence gravity, the tides, the sun, the moon everything. The equinoxes and early humans.

The beings who came to Earth (an advanced civilisation) had synchronised themselves with these equinoxes during their periods of arrival and departure. They also shared information with us explaining the significance of the equinox. The first instances of these encounters took place in the vicinity of Göbekli Tepe. For this reason, people have endeavoured to make their voices heard once more to these beings travelling into space from this very spot. All the special structures built over thousands of years embody humanity’s desire to re-establish this contact. These encounters did not occur just once or at a single point in time. From time to time, they took place to provide the necessary intervention (improvement/evolution) for people and races. The most significant common feature of these moments of contact is that they occur during the ‘equinox’ periods. The equinox is not merely a natural phenomenon; it is, in effect, a sacred intervention. Everything in the universe is brought into balance during the moments of the equinox. 

El Castillo, the Mayan pyramid in Mexico, is the setting for a magnificent optical illusion on the days of the equinoxes. As the sun sets, the light and shadows filtering down the pyramid’s steps converge at the serpent’s head at the base of the staircase, creating the image of a gigantic serpent of light (Kukulkan) slithering downwards. Thousands of years ago, our common ancestors sought to convey a shared message. What was that message? For those willing to see it, the message was always there for all to see.